Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1896 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA.

^ DOWN

And see the fine line of

House Furnishing Goods

There were

Indianapolis

CARRIED BY-

TUCKER 6e MALONEY, ■ AST SIDE SyL'AHK. - - Honest Dealing and Fair Treatment to all.

i $ew Shoes

For Fall and Winter are now being received at Louis i Hays. |

COKE

The best Pennsylvania Gas Coal Coke crushed $4.00 a ton;uncrushed $3.50a ton; delivered at your home. Coke is the cheapest and cleanest fuel for base burners and furnace. -^^Gideon Ginll, AGENT FOR TERRE HAUTE GAS CO MW S. College Ave.. DeMotte Property.

THE LOCAL FIELD What Is Going on In and About

Fair Greencastle.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

t B. \V. WHITB ^ merchant Tailor.

^ Has just received a full

line of

FALL AND . . WINTER WOOLENS For Suits. Overcoats,

Pantaloons*

^ Cull on Him Uofore PurehHBinjr.

Cleaning and Repairing a Specialty. -jg Oppos/fe Posf Ol’f/oo,

Over - Jones’ - Drug - Store- ^ ^Uuiuutmmuuiauuuuiuf

Wtier. Oar People nre Going and Where

Their GueeU are Stopping—New. of Intereat Over the City—The Heat Column In the Paper for (Jutck Heading.

IM>N*T THINK

Of leatiog the city, even for a abort time, without ordering tne Dally Banner Times to follcw you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the addnes will be changed as often as \ou desire.

(Personals and society notes are solicited j and will be inserted If writer's name and ad- > dress is attached, not tnjbelinserted, but as an j evidence of good faith. NoneTbut truthful

| Items are desired.)

H/e tyavq tt?e Best

JaeKsoi?

^oal •••

To be had, and will deliver the same at any day and hour, S0US1? (ftEE|V<2/}S5C£. Several cold waves are

headed this

way. Get your*^"

Miss Lyon is visiting in Brazil. .1. M. Hurley went to Reelsville this | morning. Mrs. .1 . L. Hantlall is visiting in I Roftohdale. R. M. Black returned to Oakland, 111., today. Miss Elina Ridpath went the Indi- | anapolis this morning. Mrs. I). M. Bowers, of Brazil, will he the guest of Mrs. TV. N. Sheets over

Sunday.

Miss Jessie Stults has returned to her home in Casey, III., after visiting relatives in this city. Mrs. s D Weleli has returned to her home in Fillmore after a visit with Mrs. Alice Welch. Rev. R. I). Leonard, of Indianapolis, will preach at St. Paul's Baptist church ; Sunday at 11 a m.. J and 7 :30 p. m. Mr-. Kitley and daughter Miss Pear), i who have been visiting at C. C. Hurst's j for the past few weeks, have returned

i home.

Dr. H. A. Unbiii went to > Indianapolis

for McKinley, however.”

others.

(’apt. Martin went to this afternoon. Miss Nellie Scarce went to Danville this morning. Dr. .1. C. Ridpath will siteak at Carbon this evening. Mrs. Little, of Mattoon, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Zink. Miss Buleah Biggs, of Mitchell, is the guest of Mrs. Ogg. Miss Weatherman, of Atwood, 111., is the guest of Miss Ruark. Tucker & Maloney will occupy the room recently vacated by F. G. Gil-

more.

Mr. Lincolnfelter has returned to Danville after a visit with friends in the city. Harry Maxwell will sing in Dayton, Ohio, tomonow under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Mrs. S G. Bowman and Mrs. Virginia Lee, who have been visiting Mrs. ('has. Daggy, have gone to Indianapolis. Mrs. JudgeS. Bachelder is still improving over her condition a few weeks ago. She was bright and cheerful this morning. Rev. T. >. Boyer will preach at the Christian church at 10:30 on "Completion in Christ.'' In the evening‘'The Mistakes of Moses.” Public cordially invited. John L. Griffith will speak tonight at the court house. This mere announcement will In- sufficient to pack the room to over-fllowing. Mr. Griffith spoke at Cloverdale. Rev. T.A. Boyer lectured last evening in the Christian church upon “The the three fates and how to foil,” taking the subject from the phase of Man’s relation to self, to mankind and to God. He will remain in the city over Sun Jay. The railway men's sound money clubs give a big demonstration at Louisville tonight. A special carrying Motion employes passed through here this forenoon. A number of local railway men joined the crowd. On one of the cars was the motto. “He who says we are coerced, lies.” While switching at Oakalla about three o’clock last night, the engine pulling the fast, freight west got off the track. The main line is blocked. The through trains have been sent around over the Vandalia between Terre Haute and Greencastle and the accommodations have been held back. The wrecking train was called out from Brightwood, passing through here at eleven o’clock. Regularold time democrats inPutnam who supported George W. Cooper for congress two years ago and saw democrats hereabouts desert Cooper and work for his defeat all because the post office appointment did not go to suit them now have an opportunity to play even. The Free S.lver league (which by the way hasn’t had a meeting for several weeks) is under the control of these same IS'.H bolters. Will Mr. Cooper’s S friends here feel like, being dictated to by tlie very men who two years ago ; helped defeat Mr. Cooper? We think

nit.

DePauw University

There is a certain class of individuals who arc always bound to leave the straight and narrow path on the night of October the .'list, and who can blame ' them, when t. eir fathers from the tirst ! generation up, enjoyed playing pranks

GO A L-

i this morning. He will go to Wabash

preach there t . 0 -1 0, ‘ tht ‘ ir nei K ,lb °r s 0, ‘ Halloween. The

small hoy has a treat in store and lie is

NKEiilfc.

in the cellar before

in tiie evening and

1 morrow.

| Mrs. Foudray, of Haughville, who lias been visiting her daughter in the ■ university and at James Foudray - - has I

returned home.

Mrs. I). Langdon, president of the

. _i - i Indianapolis district of the Woman’s ante anti money. 1 lace your, Foreign Missionary society, and Misorder now by phone or Ella Adams, secretary of the district, drop me a card through the [ h av “ returned from the district eonven-

post office and I will see you,

the snow

Hies and save trouble, annoy-

or call

St.

at No. 901 S Indiana

FRANK B LA CKMAN, Student Coal Dealer.

JAMES M- HURLEY. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS. Do you want to buy a farm? Do you want to sell? Do you want to rent? SEE ME. FIRST NATIONAL BANK For Letter Heads see The Bannkk Timk~,printersSubscribe lor the Banm:i. Timks

tion of the organization at Martinsville. Rev. J. 1*. Hurtsock, recently appointed conference evangelist for the Indiana nonference. will preach at the Locust Street M. E. church at 10:30 a. m., tomorrow. Preaching hv pastor at 7 p. in. Other services as usual. All

are cordially invited.

patiently awaiting the coming of the 21st when he can get out and commit some depredation. It is a pity that the Halloween does not come in water-

melon time.

The Greencastle Whist club met last evening with Mr. and Mr.-. J. B. Nelson and organized for the winter season. it was decided to meet every two weeks on Friday evening. The membership was limited to twenty-eight. The meeting last evening was an enjoyable one in every respect and there was much pleasure expressed that the deep and interesting game of whist is to be renewed. The members of the club are Messrs, and Mesdames F. A. Arnold, l>. L. Anderson. F. 1>. Ader.

The Gentlemen’s Literary dub will ' Chas. Barnaby, F. II. Lammers, 11. S. meet at Dr. Gobin’s on next Monday | Rcniek, J. B. Nelson, O. F. Overstreet, evening at the usual hour. By reason j F. G. Gilmore, H. M. Smith ; Misses of anexehange of dates with Dr. Steph-j |, att i, ; ,) os ij n , Lillian Southard, Jean enson. Dr. Ba-sett will present a paper I x e | goll( Flora Mathias. Ellen .loslm; on “The Man of U*.” This will b« ad I Messrs. Andrew Hanna, Paul Burlin open meeting by order of the program Ralnei Allen Brot-kway and B. F. Corcommittee. j win. GueBts of the club hift evening On the subject of “coercion,”a prom- wen . M| . s . ii Rm niond, of Chicago, Mi-s

incut republican in this city was in the Bryan crowd and was accosted by this

This Column Records the Best News in College CirclesAt the practice game yesterday Polly Ruick had his wrist badly sprained and one of the bones sligntly fractured. Within all probability he will not be able to play again this season. Messrs. Iglehart and Bacon took a wheel ride to Rockville today. They will visit in that city over

Sunday.

Williamson has been sick for a few days past and has not been on

the held.

Miss Floss Newby, of Knightstown, is visiting Miss Edith Morris. Frank Ditto will lead the class meeting at Plato hall tomorrow morning. All arc invited to at-

tend.

The missionary study class will be organized in Col. Weaver’s room Monday evening at 0:30. All students wishing to enter the class are requested to come out. The I. U. team passed through yesterday en route to Indianapolis. The team put up a far better appearance than it did at the I)c Pauw game. All sound money students are urged to come out tonight and lend enthusiasm to the rally. At 0.30 the boys will meet at the post office and proceed the the Belnap hotel to escort John L. Griffith the speaker for the occasion to the court house. Republican ladies are especially invited to come out. Let us show Greencastle of what sort of stuff DePauw tepublicans are made. Fred Barrows had secured circulars announcing that the college clubs of the United States will call on McKinley on October 30. A very low rate has been secured and all who can are urged to go. The primary oratorical contest will be held Dec. 24, Prizes of $50 to the first; $15 to the second and ii-10 to the third in rank will be given. The association promises also $5 to the fourth should the proceeds justify it.— Hloomington Telephone. What does DePauw think of that? With our reputation for oratory only $15 can be raised for the first prize. Our con test occurs on November 13th. Ml SIC AND ART NOTES. Prof. Schellschmidt having a concert engagement next Monday evening will meet Ids classes here on Tuesday ot n<-xt week in place of Monday. Miss Arms of Attica, lias entered the water color class of the art school and the voice department in

music.

Mis. Hammond, of Chicago, who is spending some time with friends here in Greencastle, has taken up work in the art school during her |

stay

The candidates for places in both the Lorelei and Glee clubs are unusually numerous. Full work is already under way in both of these organizations. Miss Stella Short of the art | school, class of ’94, is continuing her post graduate study In the | school the first half of each week and teaching the Brazil Extension class the latter half ot the week. Miss Fernie will give her vocal recital in about two weeks. Miss Nellie Scearee has taken up work in the art school in addition to her college work. The announcements for the art-

BIG STOVE DISPLAY. Oaks, Air-Tights, Hard Coal Burners, Majestic Steel Ranges,

• j cit

COOPER BROS.' HARDWARE GO,

SOUTHWEST OOF?. ©QUAFREE.

Alpheus Birch

Staple age Fancy EMies,

S. W. Corner Public Squarr

'Telephone No. 90 I keep best quality of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. QUEENSWARE and TINWARE Prices reasonable, satisfaction assured.

While the Evenings and

o

Mornings are Cool

TRY ONE OF OUR

Oil Heaters.

VeRY ECOINOTVYIGHL RIND CH Er 7A R.

JH. S. I^eoiek 8 <?o.

THE BEST OF ... . $

0 0 0 #

Groceries, Fruits Nuts

and Vegetables.

AT

HAMILTON’S. A full line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy groceries a specialty. Southeast Corner Square.

*

N&GKWEAR IN ENDLESS VARIETY

We have received the latest productions of the well known Carter and Holmes make of which we have the exclusive agency.

NO- 6 EAS1

WASH. STREET

SJTIF.RLID.

THIS IS A CAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.

None better, i am exclusive agent. Call and see me before placing your oraers. Banner T imes Block. May Tennant.

The Weather.

i <|uestiou “are you for MrKinh-y." i The republican meekly answered, yes, ! where upon tin- oilier fellow said so am I ' ll is till- way” continued lie. "My I bop-, a prominent democratic farmer, told me that I must either come here toil ty to this meeting and yell for Bryan or I would lore my place. I shall vote

Daisy Powell, of st. Louis, and Mr. | ists’concert course will be made Marry Ha; s, city. !'. G. Gilmore and 80on . The course will be the lineal Miss Hattie Joslin were the prize win- one tlll , Bchool ha8 eye.- had.

New LOT OFHAYILAMfc

CHINA

DIRECT IMPORTATION AT

ners. i>. L. Southard lias gone to I'rawfordsvilie to spend Sunday with Ids friend. John S. Brown. Miss Lillian Southard was in ludiumipolis today. Elder Brown went to Bainiiridge at noon. Ed Abrams went to Indianapolis at noon. Mrs. Win. Welty is visiting in Freedom.

The indications for ttna vicinity for the coining thirty-six hours arc as follows ae received by H. S. Renick A Co. from the official weather bureau at Chicago.

Chicauo, 111., Oct. 24.

Generally fair tonight and

Sunday, wanu r Sunday.

('oX.

VII kinds of pot and bedded plants cut How ers and tloral designs a specialty 7WRS. 7vy. J. OHKRREE Corner Uloomina* 'll ..ml Anderson Street*

TI .1.1 I -I lONK NO (j

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Hid lion lover Tlituli

Of tile evil cliects of coffee nmltth, and the enormous quantity used? Is it any wonder so many suffer troin headache, ncrvmisnes-, dyspepsi,. con-

Tbe following local observations stipatinu ami many oilier ailn ds, and

who h'" 1 medicine th.it cures. Mr.-. Eli/.a-

sale. I • • i .'i . • , betli Dice, of Lihliart. Ind., states l is in charge ol the oIIicih. weather -Many years I suffered with severe instruments located on the roof ol stomach and heart trouble, nervousness

and sleeplessness I had taken much

Bi.oom-Lodgk Conskhvatohy. Cor. Indiana and Hanna st-. Fine lot of

budding ( alias, blooming Crysanthe-1 tt9 taken daily by Guy Wilson mums and Alpine Violets lor ! j 8 iu c | lari , e ol the official weather

J our. G. (iiAiii.K, Propr. lies. No. 120 East Washington st. the West College building:

K«* lit*—Furniture and

■looms!

ALLEN'S DRUG STORE. Call and sue these new Goods. Prices Reasonable.

Catarrh is a constitutional disca-c ! and requires a constitutional remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which purities the blood.

For IW* nt—Furniture and Fndertftktntc ^ Mn Yimiitn t-/*mr\nrnTnt*r> »/ 4T.I)

31 0 32.0

■ 48.0

the cast side of the miblic square are Itatn fall, melted anow (Inches) ,Jl for rent, possession to be given Janu- tS da " y by ' h '' ary 1, 1S!I7. These rooms arc hand-

The furniture and undertaking rooms now occupied by Tucker A Maloney on

Maximum temperature yesterday Minimum ** “ I'emperaturetoday.'a • m

noon.

medicine Imtiouidiiot be cured. After using one package of Dr. Martin's Nervine Coffee. I ttnd my stomach trouble gone, and feel like a new person ” 1 lb 20c. Sample, making 2."i cups, 10c. by mail. Address l*i Mam.. Health Food Co.. Elkhart. Ind. Sold by grocers.

somely titled up for the furniture business. A good location and a splendid opportunity to engage in the business. Wed. A Sat. tf S. A. Hays.

To a Cold In One On). Take LaXative Bromo Quinine Tab j lets. All druggists refund the money j if it fails to cure, i'n:. 206tD. i

For sale by T. Vlirains, W. H. son, Broadsrreet & Son.

Harri-

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